Hi All,
I really enjoy command that I learnd few days ago. It finds directories
with a particular names and do removing of particular files. Something
like
find DH* -type f -name *.dat -exec rm {} \;
I was wandering, is it posible to 'employ' awk,sed or other commands in
similar manner and
Vince Oliver wrote:
Hi All,
I really enjoy command that I learnd few days ago. It finds directories
with a particular names and do removing of particular files. Something like
find DH* -type f -name *.dat -exec rm {} \;
I was wandering, is it posible to 'employ' awk,sed or other
On Fri, 9 Mar 2007, Philippe Andersson wrote:
Vince Oliver wrote:
Hi All,
I really enjoy command that I learnd few days ago. It finds directories
with a particular names and do removing of particular files. Something like
find DH* -type f -name *.dat -exec rm {} \;
I was wandering, is it
On Friday 09 March 2007 13:41, Vince Oliver wrote:
...
I was not precise enough
I would just like to know if I could do more then one tast with the
-exec. For example to remove all *dat files from DH1 and list the
content with ls, to remove all *.dat from DH2 and list and so on
... for
